Notable 1925 and 1910 events mix with obituaries and trials
A collage of brief notices recalls figures William Durst and Nellie Hinds’ deaths, Trotsky’s near death in Mexico City, Cagney March Bogart cleared of communism charges, plus historical disasters and local incidents across Monroe and surrounding areas with various dates and outcomes.
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United States
William A. Durst
Monroe
Minneapolis
Ronald Poff
Leon Trotsky
Napoleon
Mexico City
Nellie W. Hinds
Nebraska
James Cagney
Frederic March
Humphrey Bogart
A Plan This Time in Korea a Power Politics Clash
Washington anticipates Russia and China backing a move to seize all Korea above the 38th parallel once Allied victory seems near. The U N debates at Lake Success test efforts toward a unified nation ensuring freedom for Korean citizens. Americans in Korea fight to prevent a red sweep as plans evolve.
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Washington
Russia
Red China
38Th
United Nations
Korea
United Nations Assembly
Warren Austin
U. N
Lake Success
Eight Americans in atomic spy ring roundup shocks nation
The piece notes a surprise eighth American arrested in the government's crackdown on the atomic spy ring. It laments Americans who betrayed their country under deception and urges loyalty be instilled from home to schools. It warns that communism uses terror and subverts loyalties through intrigue targeting clever liberals.
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England
Emil Fuchs
Welcome Visitors Once more Monroe Hosts Swiss Delegation
Monroe welcomes Swiss businessmen today, noting the Americanized Swiss in the community. The piece suggests a permanent program to greet visitors and better assist the Turner Hall club in entertaining them, aiming for a more inclusive hospitality effort.
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Monroe
Switzerland
Turner Hall Club
Monroe Assessed Values Hit New High in 1900
Assessor Robert Miller reports August valuations up from 1890 figures to a record 1 996 448 for real estate and personal property in Monroe. Band to escort Knights of Globe departs for Dixon. parade command assigned to Col. S P Schadel. Minor injuries after freight train hits omnibus near Madison. horse dies. Fred Trumpy and Clara return from Chicago operation. Rev Charles E Varney departs for Galesburg. Mrs Bert White visits from Milwaukee to see Thomas Luchsingers family.
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Robert Miller
Monroe
Knights of Globe
Dixon
Col
S. P. Schadel
Jefferson Omnibus
Madison
Fred Trumpy
Clara
Chicago
Charles E. Varney
Galesburg
Bert White
Milwaukee
Thomas Luchsingers
Voice For America condemns youth distrust of institutions
A Voice FOR America criticizes young graduates for distrusting American institutions while seeking opportunity. It warns against socialist influence in education, calls for renewed Americanism in universities, schools, and public life, and urges accountability for teachers and policymakers.
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Lenin
Hitler
Mussolini
América
Steelmakers Face New Sanply Worry in Winter
Steelmakers face supply worries as manganese, chrome, and iron ore may tighten ahead of winter. The industry debates whether foreign manganese sources suffice after reduced Russian shipments and rising domestic needs, plus uncertainties over chrome imports and Great Lakes ore navigation.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Russia
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
U. S
China
India
Union of
Exports to Reds Tightened by U S
The Commerce Department tightens export controls to 14 countries including Albania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia China Germany Hungary Latvia Lithuania Manchuria North Korea Poland Romania USSR and others. Small shipments now require licenses for all items on the 1100 item control list regardless of amount. Officials say the impact remains moderate due to typically small volumes.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
Albania
Bulgaria
China
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Germany
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Manchuria
North Korea
Poland
Danzig
Romania
U.S.S.R. Department
Pari Mutuel Betting Ads Banned in Mails
The U S Post Office Department bans pari mutuel betting advertisements for horse or dog racing in mailings. The department solicitor says circulars and publications promoting wagering devices are barred, a standard rule in force. Denver papers reported notices they would be non mail able if carrying such ads.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Frank J. Delany
Delany
Denver
Wisconsin reports 18 new polio cases this week
The state board of health announced 18 new infantile paralysis cases in Wisconsin this week, raising year total to 127 versus 326 at the same point last year. Cases are scattered with four in Milwaukee County and others in Kenosha Fond du Lac and several more counties.
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Madison
State Board of Health
Milwaukee County
Kenosha
Fond du Lac
Burnett, Dodge
Douglas
Polk
Racine
Sheboygan
LaCrosse
Wood
Vernon
Crawford
United Nations Chief Calls North Korean Aggressors to Retreat
Oslo broadcast quotes United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie urging military action to force North Korean aggressors to end hostilities and retreat behind the 38th parallel. Lie is on vacation in Norway.
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Oslo
United Nations
Trygve Lie
38Th Parallel
Lie
Norway
Monticello Social Roundup Travels and Visits
Monticello residents accompanied by Mrs. O D Curtis and others traveled to Milwaukee for the niece Miss Murial Spring and Robert Acheson wedding and planned weekend visits with the Alfred Spring family. The column lists numerous calls and visits among families from Evansville Marian and New Glarus with Madison and Chicago stops.
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Paul Veenie
William Spring
Milwaukee
Murial Spring
Robert Acheson
Alfred Spring
Thomas Voegels
George Schultz
George Krajeck
Evansville
Coralyn Krajeck
Morris Melvin
South Dakota
Henry Snyder
Lorena Holdrick
Werner Hefty
Marian
Billy
Tommy
Marlene Holdrich
Yellowstone National Park
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
Raymond Gessler
John Legler
Boulder
Colo
Milwaukee Road Receives Special Safety Honor
The National Safety Council awarded the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific railroad a special honor for exceptional service to safety in connection with its 100th anniversary. The citation notes the division’s longstanding focus on safety and a record of continuous improvement for employees and passengers.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Milwaukee Road
Memory trunk tale reveals Great Granny’s life
Molly discovers a dusty memory trunk in the attic of Great Granny’s house. Great Granny explains each kept item marks a happy moment from her life as she shares memories with Molly. The scene blends knitting, family lore, and a gentle passing of stories between generations.
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Great Granny
Molly
Granny
Eruption of Volcano Shocks Kenya Game Preserve
In the Chyulu hills near Nairobi Kenya lava streams threaten wildlife including elephants and rhinoceros. A party with a game warden reached five miles from active lava flows as tremors rattled the remote national park midway between Nairobi and Mombasa.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
Chyulu
Mombasa
Two Toledoans Die in Ohio Plane Crash
Two Toledo men were killed when their plane crashed in a cornfield near Delta, Ohio. Charles C. Knowlson, 27, and Theodore M. Knowlson, 22, were identified by the state patrol at Perrysburg. They had departed Ft. Wayne, Indiana, last night and were on a business trip to Kansas City, Missouri.
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Wauseon
Toledo
Delta
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Perrysburg
Charles C.knowlson
Theodore M. Knowlson
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Kansas City
Bernard Baruch, 80, Celebrated in Central Park
Bernard M. Baruch adviser to presidents died at eighty. A public tribute was held yesterday at the bench in Central Park that has long served as the financier's informal office for years.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Central Park
Social Visit Roundup in Orangeville and Surrounding Towns
Local families from Orangeville and nearby areas share Sunday visits and outings. Notable gatherings include the Glen E. Bolender and Welch households in Orangeville, and crosses to Burlington Madison and Freeport. The week features picnics in Baileyville and a 4-H fair judges scene at Cambridge.
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T. S. Welsh
Moline
William Cliff
J. C. Pettengill
Hanover
Merle Pressler
Harry Zweifel
Adam _ Zweifels
Miles Barr
Kermit
al Jung
Burlington
Wis
Orland Priewe
Emil Schwitz
Madison
Ft. Atkinson
Steve Likens
Rockford
Stanley Hulbert
George Obert
Lilian Haas
Browntown
Arthur Schoonhoven
James Boyer
Monticello
Delores Kneller
Leo Rackow
Victor Folgate
Roy Hefty
Heftys
Henry County Fair
Cambridge
Mr. Hefty
Otto Folgate
Joyce
William Engels
Freeport
Vernon Best
Injured Milwaukee Children Hospitalized After Car Strike
Carol and Walter Volllenweider two Milwaukee children were hospitalized after a car struck them last week. Carol sustained a bruised right elbow while Walter suffered a head injury. Their parents are former New Glarus residents.
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Milwaukee
New Glarus
Carol
Walter
Henry Vollenweider
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